On a daily basis, there articles concerning unqualified pilots are appearing in news papers in India, ie... Times of India, Hidu Times. It appears, on the surface, there is a clear and present danger that there are far more unqualified airmen acting as PIC then meets the eye.
It appears this is an increasing systemic problem coming to the surface. Perhaps other countries should consider scrutiny equal to that of Indonesia carriers and their pilots too.
Airlines establish and or emphasize procedures when one or two pilots err from the straight and narrow or find themselves in trouble.
Countries ban foreign carriers from there soil if their is evidence of violations of safety of operation too.
This situation deserves attention by other countries as it is evident that malfeasance is afoot. I feel bad for those who may be put under undo scrutiny because of the few who were so arrogant to think that the regulations promulgated by the DGCA does not appy to them.
If the DGCA won't take action then the aviation authorities around the world should.